Travel Mahjong Deluxe

Travel Mahjong Deluxe follows the classic pairs format with travel-themed tiles. You remove identical tiles two at a time, and a tile is only eligible if it is free on at least one side. Clearing the board completes the level, and the developer says new layouts and challenges appear as you progress.

Two kinds of help are on offer. The Hint feature shows you a match when you are stuck. The other is a rewarded video: watch it and you get unlimited time to carry on. That implies levels normally run against some sort of clock, though the developer does not spell out how long you have. Nor does it give a level count or name the layouts. Unlike Summer Triple Mahjong, which collects tiles in threes, this one sticks to pairs, and the developer pitches it as relaxing.

With a mouse or touchpad, click a tile that is free on at least one side, then click an identical tile that is also free. The pair is removed. Carry on until all tiles are gone and the level is complete; later levels bring new layouts. If you are stuck, use the Hint feature. A reward video gives you unlimited time.

Before clicking, confirm that both tiles in the pair have a free side; one free tile is not enough on its own. When no pair stands out, the Hint feature is the intended way forward. Keep the reward video in reserve for when time, rather than finding a match, becomes the problem.

Pair-matching mahjong solitaire with travel-themed tiles, in a landscape frame. A mouse or touchpad is the listed input. There is a Hint feature, and a reward video grants unlimited time. Layouts change as you progress.

Summer Triple Mahjong has the same Hint and advert options but asks for sets of three. Mahjong Solitaire: World Tour also travels, with levels that take you through cities around the world.